Funeral for Mrs Valentine Schafer at St Patrick’s Church
The funeral for Mrs Valentine Schafer, who died Sunday, was held at 9 o'clock from St Patrick's Church North Madison with Rev Charles Gierson officiating. A large crowd attended. eight granddaughters served as pallbearers. Interment followed in the North Madison Cemetery.
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Valentine Schafer
Edward
Michigan Road
St Patrick’s Church
North Madison
Charles Gierson
Funeral services for Joseph J Siddall in Chicago
Funeral services for the late Mr. Joseph J. Siddall were held at 1 PM at Christ Episcopal Church in Chicago with Rt. Rev. Bishop Theodore Thurston conducting. A number of friends attended and the choir provided music. Interment followed at Springdale cemetery with pallbearers James White W. W. Crozier S. M Strader Joseph M. Cravens Frank M. Harper Charles Davidson Edward Mclaughlin W. O. McLellend.
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Joseph J. Siddall
Chicago
Christ Episcopal Church
Theodore Thurston
Oklahoma
the Faily
Springdale Cemetery
Messrs
James White
W. W. Crozier
S. M Strader
Joseph M. Cravens
Frank M. Harper
Charles Davidson
Edward Mclaughlin
W. O. McLellend
Their Great Moment Gone
A fragmented historical letter discusses a speaker’s postwar impact on creative writing and literature. It reflects on wartime experiences shaping future authors and questions whether this generation can produce enduring works. The piece notes Europe’s population and hints at censorship and cultural shifts.
Wrong color rouge leads to vanity clash at theater
A young woman rouged her nose in public, sparking a bemused confrontation with a friend outside a theater. He quips about matching makeup as she admits she had applied rouge heavily and it stubbornly won’t wash off, then they reflect on letters home from campus.
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Elise
Indianapolis News
Madison Briefs Miscellany and Local News Notes
Local items from Madison include Miss Elizabeth Crawford traveling to Columbus and several residents visiting relatives. Business, marriage licenses, and familial visits are noted, with updates on Dr. W. A. Buchanan and Mrs. J. Woodhager. Also covered are plans for Main Street improvement, Bear Bros. Co. in Cincinnati, and Miss Mullen returning to lead Red Cross home service. The Indiana Reformatory relocation talks are reportedly abandoned, with the institution’s role to be expanded.
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Cora Mullen
Bloomington
Red Cross
Mullen
Jefferson County
The
Washington, D. C
Miss Mullen
Funeral services held for Miss Emma Lapp of Lancaster
Mrs R C Young of Bedford Ky left for Lancaster to attend the funeral of Miss Emma Lapp who died Wednesday from tuberculosis linked to a prior influenza attack. The service was at the Lapp home and interment followed at College cemetery with Rev M L Alexander officiating. Miss Lapp, 38, was born in Lancaster township and leaves siblings in Norwood Ohio and Lancaster.
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R. C. Young
Bedford
Lancaster
Emma Lapp
Lapp
College Cemetery
M. L. Alexander
Dupont Methodist Church
Miss Lapp
Lancaster Township
Jacob
Caroline Lapp
Methodist Church
Wykoff
Christ
Charles
Miss Agnes
Norwood
Ohio
Datter
Henry Lapp
Miss
Death of Henry F Baker in California
Henry F Baker died at his home in Los Gatos California on Wednesday November 12 at age near eighty due to heart complications. He was born in Madison and was the son of pioneer S J Baker. He moved to Louisville with his parents and lived in California since 1871 working as an engineer. He is survived by a wife and a sister Sadie Baker. Funeral and burial arrangements to be announced. Real estate transfers: Lemen of Milton to Butler of Trimble County for 110 acres near Monroe and Shelby townships. Graves to Sibley and Banks for a house and lot in North Madison. Ernest Brown and wife to Hugh Boyges of Trimble County for 18 acres on Wolf Run in Madison township. Possession Feb 1 1920. Total price $3,500 $11,200 and $2,866 respectively.
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Theodore Siddall
J. Siddall
Chicago
W. J. Smith
Battle Creek Midh
Elmer the Scott
North Broadway
Chayden Walters
Norges Lacey
Dupont
Elizabeth Buchanan
Hammond
W. A. Buchanan
Benjamin Lets
Tadunapolis
George Hitz
Malinda Berteh
Pershing
Ind
Herb Doddridge
Doddridge
W. M. Casebolt
Louisville
Kentucky Central Life and Accident Insurance Company
A. Hauck
J Woooatgeier
North Vernon
Milanna
St. Michael's School
Marianna
Hauck
George Bauersmith
Thomas Dunlevy Fett
Pittsburgh
Corker
I. L. Baer
Charles Cohen
Benbroen
Cincinnati
Jefferson
Madison
Baer
Benjamin
United States
Bear Bros. Co
AW. Koarstetter
Aurora
Karstetter
Clarry Drake
Karstelter
Robert Clatlin
West Second Street
Robert Mahaffey
Detroit
Mich
Helen Stevens
Trimble Ive
Grand River Church
Young Mahatty
Daisy Mahaffey Fisher
Sadie E. Baker
West Main Street
Henry F. Baker
Los Gatos
California
Baker
Madivono
Bof
Elo S J. Baker
Bestaen
Min
Hiw
Emmerson Lemeno
Joseph M. Cooper
Rachard G. Lemen
Milton
Witham EF. Butler
Trimble County
Monroe
Shelby
John and Marietta Graves
Sibley and
Myrtle Banks
North
Ernest Brown
Hugh Bh. Boygess
Wolf Run
Madison Township
Death of Mrs William Lanham in Shelby Township
Mrs. William Lanham, a well known Shelby township resident, died Wednesday after a brief illness at her home. Survived by her husband and children including Mrs. Cardinal of Ohio, Mrs. Wesley Wilson of Shelby township, Charles and James Lanham, and several others living at home, plus a married daughter in Kentucky. A Christian woman, her loss is mourned by many in the county.
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William Lanham
Shelby Township
Lanham
Wm. Cardinal
Ohio
Wesley Wilson
Charles
James Lanham
Jesse
Leonard
Ethel
Karl
Kentucky
Infernal Machine Wrecks Detroit Flat. Many Escape
A blast from an infernal machine at a two family house on East Lafayette Avenue in Detroit injured or endangered over a dozen residents. The device wrecked the house front and is believed aimed at the man who lived next door, with black hands suspected.
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Detroit
East Lafayette Avenue
Sensation in London's West End Over Death of Alma Steane
Coroner's jury in London today ruled Alma Steane died by her own hand while of unsound mind. The 28 year old wife of a British army officer died at their fashionable luxury apartments after swallowing prussic acid, marking a sensational case in the West End.
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London
Alma Steane
West End
Administration forces plan new reservations in treaty dispute
Washington reports that administration forces will press to fight against reservations to the proposed treaty and will also seek to add five reservations of their own. They believe enough Republican moderates will back a compromise toward a satisfactory solution.
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Washington
38 Crew Members Rescued From Council Bluffs off Dutch Coast
The Hague Nov 14 Thirty eight members of the crew of the American steamship Council Bluffs were picked up today from two life boats off the Dutch coast by mine sweepers.
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the Hague
Amercan
Council Bluffs
Godfrey Shot by Guards Near Centralia Jail
C A Godfrey was shot and seriously wounded by guards in Centralia Washington after he ignored a halt order while approaching the jail holding alleged Reds. He was wounded as the incident occurred on November 14.
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Centralia
Wash
Godfrey
Secretary Lansing denies arms shipments to Mexico
Secretary Lansing denied that arms had been shipped to Mexico from Belgium or that any shipment was contemplated.
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Belgium
Lansing
Washington
Mexico
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted Against Mercury Risks
An ad warns against mercury in nostrums and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It claims the remedy contains no mercury and works through the blood and mucous surfaces. The product is sold nationwide by druggists with testimonials and an 89 cent price.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Woledo
Ohio
Cheney & Co
Drageats
Trade Commissioner urges public interest over capital and labor
William Culver, Federal Trade Commissioner, told the National Coffee Roasters Association in Atlantic City that organized capital and organized labor must submit to the people’s interest, or be faced with a jungle law.
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Atlantic City
William Culver
Federal Trade Commissioner
National Coffee Roastera Association
Sugar Price Refused Increase by Justice Department
The Department of Justice declined to raise sugar prices at the request of sugar producers. Historical Society meeting last night drew good attendance with brief papers on Madison area churches and music by Miss Laura Bach. The group endorsed monthly meetings on the second Thursday.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Madison Churches Road
the Historical Society
Madison
Laura Bach
First Presbyterian
Lacey W. Hughes
W. W. Millar
Baptist
Jessie C. Strong
Estate actions and court updates from Madison area
Edward M. Prenatt appointed administrator of the Thomas Golden estate with Curtis Marshall as attorney. Ella McClanahan named guardian for Mary R. and George R. McClanahan, minor heirs. H J Zear ing attorney for guardian. Martha Lyle estate final settlement reported. Curtis Marshall attorney. Madison Safe Deposit & Trust final settlement for Frank J. Ditt yen estate. H H Cope attorney. Heimsath vs B&O SW Railroad trial near end. evidence submitted. jury expected tomorrow. Thompson Bear Connelly among plaintiff counsel. defense by McMullen & McMullen and John McGregor. Also notes on reform era politics and Icelandic law.
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Edward M. Prenatt
Thomas Golden
North Madison
Curtis Marshall
Ella McClanahan
Mary R
George R. McClanahan
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Frank J. Dittyen
H. H. Cope
George Heimsath
S. W
F. M. Thompson
Thompson
P. E. Bear
James H. Connelly
Milan
McMullen & McMullen
Aurora
John McGregor
Daddy Evening Fairy Tale Debuts in Lyrical Farm Tale
A long stitched narrative features a farmer, his children, and talking animals as Prince and Kitty explore gratitude and simple joys. Characters discuss life lessons about appreciation, nature, and contentment, weaving moral reflections through dialogue and gentle fantasy.
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Kitty
Prince
Home Made Remedy For Colds And Sore Throats
A fragmented home remedy discusses using menthol and honey to ease cold symptoms. The text mentions throat relief and a port page reference but lacks clear structure or complete instructions.
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Port Bette
Dentrifice 18S Endorsed as Ideal by Army Dental Surgeons
The 18S dentrifice is identified by United States Army dental surgeons as the recommended standard for proper teeth alignment and dental care practices. This endorsement highlights the army’s preferred materials and methods for soldier dental health and readiness.
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United States Army
Bio-feren Tablets touted as quick remedy claim
An ad claims Bio-feren Tablets restore energy and vigor for nervous, rundown individuals. It asserts rapid relief after meals and at bedtime, with doctors and druggists offering guarantees and free trials if buyers aren’t satisfied.
Fragmented List of Historic Ailments and Treatments
The document lists numerous medical complaints and remedies with garbled spellings. It includes fevers, congestion, diarrhea in adults, toothache, headache, dyspepsia, croup, laryngitis, rheumatism, piles, whooping cough, asthma, kidney disorders, incontinence, sore throat, grip and influenza references.
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Grip
Getppe
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G. W. Pearce
Huniington
J. J. Stockdale
Locust, Ky
Mr. J. B. Stockdale
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Centralia Wash
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Laisa
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Dr. Muophress
Bette
Sorber
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New York
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Paxtine
Druggista
Paxton Toilet Co
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Swift & CO
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